Sentence examples for Free enrollment from inspiring English sources

Additionally, 78% were unaware of financial incentives available to them, and 66% had no idea that free enrollment help was available.

Rather than engaging Clinton directly, he has stuck to the issues, calling for the public financing of elections, free enrollment at state universities, a breakup of the big banks, and a minimum wage of fifteen dollars an hour.

The transactions on the laptop included hotel bookings from 2002 to 2004, and customers are being offered a year's free enrollment in a credit-reporting service to monitor for potential credit card fraud.

Jan Spencley, executive director of San Diegans for Healthcare Coverage, a nonprofit that offers free enrollment counseling, said her phone has been ringing as beneficiaries open notices from their current carriers showing how much their premiums will climb next year.

It also calls for public memorials about the torture cases and for a history lesson to be taught in Chicago Public Schools, as well as free enrollment in city colleges for the survivors and family members, and a counseling, medical and vocational center on the South Side.

Jan Spencley, executive director of San Diegans for Healthcare Coverage, a nonprofit organization that offers free enrollment counseling, said her phone has already been ringing as many of the region's estimated 123,910 Covered California beneficiaries open notices from their current insurance carriers that show how much their premiums will climb next year.

Since women were required to be breast cancer free at enrollment, those who enrolled at later ages could have a lower hazard than those of the same age who were enrolled at younger ages [ 24].

Apart from a brief shout out to the Knowledge Is Power Program (KIPP), a nation-wide network of free, open enrollment schools, she does delineate the distinctive features of a school she considers exemplary.

One outstanding program featured in the film is KIPP, a national network of free, open-enrollment, college-preparatory public schools dedicated to preparing students in under-served communities for success in college and in life.

The prospective study included 2,497 children who were asthma-free upon enrollment in the Children's Health Study during the 2002 2003 school year, when they were in kindergarten or first grade.

Many master's programs in e-commerce are now facing an enrollment free fall, yet another side effect of the failed dot.com economy.